Here’s what our customers say about Link Builder
Author (displayed on the page): Ken McGaffin Watch the video Ben Hunt, Web Design From Scratch My favorite feature is that it finds what’s useful … it finds the sites that link to your competitors but not to you. ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Brian Mathers, Online Excellence “The Link Builder tool gives me direction. It helps me to identify where the actual links are that I should be focusing on.” ………………………………………………………………………………………………….. Michael Delpierre, online marketing agency ConversionPipeline “As a business owner/marketer … it’s a huge cost saver. Before we used to have to manually search for websites that were (a) relevant and (b) ...
Go further with Google
Author (displayed on the page): Andrew TobertTheir aim, ultimately, is to empower webmasters to create better content, but to do that, they need to give them the tools that make their data meaningful. So they launched www.thinkwithgoogle.com It’s essentially a collection of all Google’s data in one place, so you can spot emerging trends and adapt your business accordingly. Here’s a cute video explaining how their insights tool works. Cool, right? It’s actually quite a good site, well worth having a play around with. They’ve also collated some studies, looking at various ...
Why Facebook won’t survive the decade
Author (displayed on the page): Andrew TobertFacebook, despite all the impressive numbers, just isn’t a very effective moneymaker. According to their IPO documents, Facebook made $3.7 billion revenue in 2011. Not too shabby at all, but in December 2011 they had 845 million users. Assuming they averaged 700 million for the whole year, that’s just over $5 per user per year. And that’s revenue, not profit. Given that 15% of its revenue comes from one social game developer, Zynga, suddenly the whole system seems a bit fragile. Its current revenue model ...
Firefox: Improving privacy and eating analytics data for breakfast
Author (displayed on the page): Mal DarwenThe search query data that analytics provides has been invaluable to SEOs for a number of years, and a fair fuss was kicked up when Google introduced hidden search queries in October 2011. Since then, there have been a couple of developments ... Mozilla's Firefox has become one of the more popular browsers on the planet in recent years with around 20% of the market share (depending on who you ask). Like many browsers (certainly the popular ones), Firefox offers a search bar already baked in, ...
Firefox: Improving privacy and eating analytics data for breakfast
Author (displayed on the page): Mal DarwenThe search query data that analytics provides has been invaluable to SEOs for a number of years, and a fair fuss was kicked up when Google introduced hidden search queries in October 2011. Since then, there have been a couple of developments ... Mozilla's Firefox has become one of the more popular browsers on the planet in recent years with around 20% of the market share (depending on who you ask). Like many browsers (certainly the popular ones), Firefox offers a search bar already baked in, ...
Google Penguin – what it was, what it wasn’t, and what you need to do now
Google Penguin - what it was, what it wasn’t, and what you need to do now My last post on Google’s Penguin update stirred up quite the debate. What became clear from your comments is that Google has made a number of updates over the past six weeks. And the effects of these different updates have become hard to separate. So, if you’ve been hit, this article will help you identify whether the cause was Penguin or one of Google’s other updates. Here’s a quick review of Google’s main rank-affecting changes since ...
Google Penguin – what it was, what it wasn’t, and what you need to do now
Author (displayed on the page): Andrew TobertMy last post on Google’s Penguin update stirred up quite the debate. What became clear from your comments is that Google has made a number of updates over the past six weeks. And the effects of these different updates have become hard to separate. So, if you’ve been hit, this article will help you identify whether the cause was Penguin or one of Google’s other updates. Here’s a quick review of Google’s main rank-affecting changes since the end of March 2012. 'Blog spam' - mid March 2012 'Unnatural' ...
Would you like a free audit of your site’s SEO?
Author (displayed on the page): Justin DeavilleThere's no catch, cost or fee. Using your existing subscription, you can run a site audit today. Setting up an audit is really simple, and it will be ready in about half an hour. Here's how: 1. Log into the Keywords tool https://keywords.wordtracker.com/login 2. In the 'Keyword research' tab create a new Campaign (or edit an existing campaign, if you've already set one up). 3. In the Site Audits box, click 'New': 4. Give your audit a name. Then click on 'Create Site Audit': 5. That's it. We'll crawl the top 10,000 pages ...
Would you like a free audit of your site’s SEO?
Author (displayed on the page): Justin DeavilleThere's no catch, cost or fee. Using your existing subscription, you can run a site audit today. Setting up an audit is really simple, and it will be ready in about half an hour. Here's how: 1. Log into the Keywords tool https://keywords.wordtracker.com/login 2. In the 'Keyword research' tab create a new Campaign (or edit an existing campaign, if you've already set one up). 3. In the Site Audits box, click 'New': 4. Give your audit a name. Then click on 'Create Site Audit': 5. That's it. We'll crawl the top 10,000 pages ...
The attack of Google Penguin – why you shouldn’t over-SEO your site
Author (displayed on the page): Andrew Tobert Everything you do in SEO is divided up into three camps, or hats rather. White, black and gray. White hat stuff is totally legitimate, above the board stuff. Black hat is what Google would penalize you for if it busted you, and gray hat in somewhere in the middle. With every algorithmic update, Google tries to reward the white hats and/or punish the black hats. And so it is with Penguin its latest update. Following on from the black-and-white naming convention that Google’s recently adopted, (the ...
